Radcliffe takes dating advice from Watson

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe seeks co-star Emma Watson’s advice when it comes to dating.
Radcliffe, 21, says he has grown a strong bond with Watson, since the stars have grown up together while filming the mega popular movie franchise and he admits that he often asks the actress for help when it comes to wooing girls, reported Contactmusic.
“We are very much like brother and sister. We would help each other with relationship advice, particularly funny were the moments when we would help each other compose texts to the most recent flames in either of our lives, not too flirty, but not too subtle either,” he said.
While Radcliffe is greatful to Watson’s advice, he jokes that neither of them are matchmakers when it comes to the opposite sex.
“It was certainly a case of the blind leading the blind, but it was extremely funny,” he added.

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Thriller jacket sells for $1.8m
Los Angeles: The red and black leather jacket worn by Michael Jackson in his Thriller video went under the hammer for $1.8 million on Sunday, a day after the second anniversary of the pop icon’s death.
The jacket, which fetched several times its estimate of between $200,000 and $400,000, has “Love Michael Jackson” written on the sleeve, and a dedication in the lining to his long-time costume designers, to whom he gave it.
The buyer was identified as Milton Verret, a commodities trader from Austin Texas, who plans to have the jacket tour and be displayed at children’s hospitals around the globe to raise money for their children’s charities. The auctioneer described the jacket as “among the most recognisable and famous garments of the 20th century,” saying it sparked a 1980s fashion craze when it was copied and sold to adoring Jackson fans worldwide.
—AFP

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